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Understanding 9/11Life of John C. Calhoun, presenting a condensed history of political events from 1811 to 1843. Together with a selection from his speeches, reports, and other writings subsequent to his election as vice-president of the United States, including his leading speech on the late war delivered in 1811
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2 p. \U+fffd\., [3]-74 p., 2 \U+fffd\., [9]-554 p. 23 cm
The "Life of John C. Calhoun" (p. [3]-74) has been commonly attributed to R.M.T. Hunter. It was, however, written by Calhoun himself, according to a statement made in 1854 by R.B. Rhett, in a letter to R.K. Crallé, editor of Calhoun's works. cf. Gaillard Hunt's John C. Calhoun, Philadelphia, 1908, p. 250-251
The "Life" and "Speeches," respectively, were also issued separately, New York, 1843
The "Life of John C. Calhoun" (p. [3]-74) has been commonly attributed to R.M.T. Hunter. It was, however, written by Calhoun himself, according to a statement made in 1854 by R.B. Rhett, in a letter to R.K. Crallé, editor of Calhoun's works. cf. Gaillard Hunt's John C. Calhoun, Philadelphia, 1908, p. 250-251
The "Life" and "Speeches," respectively, were also issued separately, New York, 1843
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